Archive for May, 2009

Storm Virtual Gravity Bowling Ball Review

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The Storm Virtual Gravity

The Storm Virtual Gravity uses the same R2X coverstock that many of Storms other recent releases make use of. This is because Storm bowling believes that the R2X Solid Reactive coverstock helps already versatile balls literally change the look of a game even when the issue has to do with the facilities or a physical impediment rather than the bowling ball itself. The core of the Virtual Gravity is the high performance Shape Lock HD Core. This core is denser than other Storm cores which helps the Virtual Gravity rev up more quickly and help bowlers keep a constant break point throughout the game. The Virtual Gravity is designed for medium to heavy oil and it is scented orange mint. Storm notes that a few tiny pit holes in the coverstock of this ball are completely normal. Click Here To Finish This Review & Find Cheap Bowling Balls For Sale

Roto Grip Rogue Cell Bowling Ball Review

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The Roto Grip Rogue Cell

The Roto Grip Rogue Cell is a hybrid, and it puts its twisted, mutant take on your game in a way that no other bowling ball can. Literally and figuratively, this ball has been designed from day one to be a beast by Roto Grip’s teams of researchers and engineers. The Rogue Cell is literally a mutant, being an offshoot product from the original Roto Grip Rogue, and it is weight-customized with a Nucleus core in 14 to 16 pound bowling balls and a modified Nucleus core in the 12 and 13 pound balls. The coverstock is the latest generation of Roto Grip’s Cytoplasmic series, called the Cytoplasmic XL Hybrid Reactive. This blended concoction of additives, solid and pearl coverstocks literally creates an energy from within the ball that drives a consistent hook from release to impact with the pins. In 2008, the original Roto Grip Cell was named “Ball of the Year,” and Roto Grip research teams have pinpointed exactly what facets elicited the Cell’s winning performance, kept those aspects the same, then amped up everything else to near-alien levels. The Roto Grip Rogue Cell is recommended for medium-heavy oil. Click Here To Finish This Review & Find Cheap Bowling Balls For Sale

Hammer Razyr Bowling Ball Review

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The Hammer Razyr

The Hammer Razyr is Hammer’s newest ball at Hammer’s newest price point. The low-price point ball combines high density three piece pancake core engineering with the latest in performance veneer: the Recoil Reactive line. To date, the Recoil Reactive coverstock on the Hammer Razyr is the most aggressive coverstock put on any three piece design by any company. The Razyr is designed to move smoothly through the front o the lane and then deliver a strong punch in the form of a literally accelerated move right in front of the pins. This ball is best when used on medium-dry to dry oil lanes and is intended for extended game use since it is designed for any bowling budget. Click Here To Finish This Review & Find Cheap Bowling Balls For Sale

Brunswick Twisted Fury Bowling Ball Review

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The Brunswick Twisted Fury

The Brunswick Twisted Fury is part of Brunswick’s Get Twisted! Line. Brunswick has upgraded this latest model in a major way, releasing both a new core and a new coverstock to the market. Twisted Fury has an asymmetric version of the classic Torsion Core and pairs this with the EnMotion Reactive coverstock. The core itself is based on a six-sided polygon that keeps the momentum going and physically helps push the bowling ball down the lane. When paired with the EnMotion coverstock, which is even more aggressive in mid-lane and the backend than their previous attack dog, the High Octane coverstock, you get major mid-lane recovery, “accident forgiveness” and backend ball reaction that just will not quit. This ball is designed for medium to oily lanes, and a few tiny pit holes in the coverstock of the ball are normal according to the manufacturer. Click Here To Finish This Review & Find Cheap Bowling Balls For Sale

Storm Tropical Bowling Ball Review

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The Storm Tropical

The Storm Tropical line is an entry-level line of bowling balls from storm. The balls come in a vast array of vibrant tropical colors and fragrances. They are designed to work under many different conditions and be highly responsive so that newer bowlers can use them easily with no complications as they get used to the sport on a competitive level. The Storm Tropical has a modified three piece core and is covered in reactive resin. In addition, the Storm Tropical is priced for value, and it is not only versatile but also can, if necessary, be the only ball in your bag according to the manufacturers. This “fun” line performs best on light oil, has low-medium flare and medium-high break point. The manufacturer notes that a few tiny pit holes in the coverstock on this ball are normal. Click Here To Finish This Review & Find Cheap Bowling Balls For Sale

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